Handmade table easy to make

The secret to making a table that glows at night again lies in mixing phosphor into epoxy (pouring epoxy resin) and then filling in the voids of natural wood to create a unique and fascinating table.

The phosphor will glow blue at night after absorbing the sun's rays during the day.

The tutorial is very long and involves a very large number of specialized woodworking tools, the core of which are just a few points, so you can enjoy the whole tutorial as a making process as well.

First, choose the natural moth holes, mold spots in the wood

Second, the moth holes, mold spots, clean up the rotting wood.

Third, epoxy resin and hardener according to 1:1 mix, while mixing while stirring clockwise, fully mixed, so that the relative dryness is very, about 7 minutes can be.

Often do crystal drops used in AB glue, in fact, is a combination of epoxy resin and hardener, epoxy resin and hardener 3:1 combination, relatively speaking, the hardening time is slightly longer, but after hardening, the color will not turn yellow.

In the tutorial, about 2 liters of mixed epoxy resin and 100 grams of phosphor were used.

The ratio between phosphor and epoxy is roughly

Fourth, pour the mixed epoxy into the cleaned wood crevices.

Fifth, once dry, dispose of the excess epoxy and sand.

Sixth, to glow, you just want to leave it in the sun for a while and it will glow.

A few notes:

1, about the epoxy resin, also called casting resin (Casting Resin), but there are many, many kinds of resin itself, but just buy 3:1 epoxy resin or AB glue.

2. The bagged phosphor, which will emit a small amount of radiation, takes about 100 grams.

Also, making a table is complicated, but making a divider is easy, and you can DIY it and play with it without wanting too many tools for the materials.

Well, in conclusion, this is just an idea and a method that you can apply to other places, and it is not now fixed on wooden boards.

Special note:

Currently on the market some fluorescents appear to have radiation, the chemical reaction releases slightly harmful substances.